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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
The Bar Tender.

Here is queer case to stumble on,
and Of all places on earth right here
in New York. In the lunch room of
one of the best hotels, where many
business men daily take their noon
meal, is the usual bar, presided over
by young man, quiet, polite, bright
eyed, of clear complexion, smooth
skin, in every way striking contrast
to the bloated bottle-nosed, profane
bruisers, so often found as to be now
usually looked for at the common run
of liquor bars. So strong was this
contrast, that one of the daily lunch
ers was moved to remark to the
young man:
Thomas, somehow you don't look
or act as if you were bit of good
customer at your own bar. How is
that"
"Wen, sir, replied he. Il have
yet to take my first glass"
"What! you don't mean to say
that you never drank liquor"
"'Yes sir, I do; l never yet drank
a glass of it and l don't purpose to
begin now
"Wen, but you must often be asked
to drink with your customers what
do you do?"
''Oh, I get off as easily as 1 can
if pressed, 1 accept a glass of soda,
or sometimes a cigar, and few of
them know that | never touch the
stuff
What makes this strange case
stranger still is the fact, learned
later, that the young mans father
was the owner of four liquor stores
in the city, and the son had thus
been familiar with the business from
childhood. That young man will
not, very likely, be all his life a
dealer-out of wines and liquors.
C0ngregatiOnalist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
How Susie Went To Tou1agoo.

You could never guess just how
she went if YOU should try from now
until your next birthday, so III tell
you how she came to 60 to Tougaloo
at all.
To begin with. Mamma Bradley
had been rummaging about in the
attic a long time when little FAY set
out to find her. 1t seemed a very
long time since she had seen her
mamma. and to tell the truth NAM
ma was not at all surprised to see
Fav's little yellow head with the
blue ribbon on top come bobbing up
the stairs.
..What are you doing up here.
mamma % said Fay. .'Pve been
hunting for you ever so long"
SsOh, I'm looking for some things
TO 2nt IN the barrel that is going to
Tougalco for the poor people that
the missionaries are working for"
.sClothes?" said Fay.
4'Yes, clothes. and ] suppose they
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temperance.
Ingerso1 on Alcohol.

l am aware there is a prejudice
against any man engaged in the
manufacture of alcohol | believe
from the time it issues from the coil
ed and poisonous worm in the distil
cry until it empties into the hell of
death, that it is demoralizing to
everybody that touches it from the
source to where it ends. do not
believe that anybody can ever con-
template the subject without being
prejudiced against the crime. All
they have to do is to think of the
wrecks on either side of the stream
of death, of suicides, of the insanity,
of the poverty, of the destruction,
of the little children Juggling at the
breast, of weeping and despairine
wives asking for bread, of the man
struggling with imaginary serpents
produced by this devilish thing; and
when you think of the jails, of the
almshOuses, of the asylums, of the
prisons, and Of the scaffold on either
bank, / do not wonder that every
thoughtful man is prejudiced against
this vile stuff called alcohol. Intern
perance cuts down youth in its vigor,
manhood in its strength, and age in
its weakness. 1t breaks the father
hearts, bereayes the doting mother,
eXtinguishes natural affection, grasses
conjugal love, blots out filial attach
ments, and blights parental hope and
brings premature age in sorrow to
the grave. 1t produces weakness, not
strength; sickness, not health death
not life. 1t makes wives widows,
children orphans, fathers fiends, and
all paupers. 1t feeds rheumatism,
nurses govt, welcomes epidemics, in
yites cholera, imports pestilence, and
it covers the land with misery, idle
ness and crime. 1t endangeTs con-
troversies, fosters quarrels and cher
ishes riots. 1t crowds your peniten-
tiaries, and furnishes victims to the
scaffold. 1t is the blood of the gam
bier, the element of the burglar, the
prop Of the highwayman and the sup
port of the midnight incendiary. II
countenances the liar, respects the
thief, esteems the blasphemer. II
violates obligations, reverences fraud,
scOrns love. 1t incites the ia
ther to butcher the helpless offspring,
and the child to grind the parental
axe. 1t burns up men, consumes
women, detests life, curses God and
despises heaven. 1t suborns witness
ses, nurses perfdty, deiles the jury
box and staina the judicial ermine
1t brides voters, disquaIifies votes.
corrupts elections, pollutes our in
situations, and endangers the gov
eminent. 1t degrades the citizen.
debases the legislator, disarms the
patriot. 1t brings shame, not honor
terror, not safety despair, not hope
misery, not happiness; and with the
melevOlence of a fiend, calmly sur.
veys its frightful desolation, and un.
stained with havoc, it poisons felicity
kills peace, ruins morals, wipes ou
national honor, then curses the worlC
and laughs at its ruin. 1t does tina
and more-it murders the soul. 1t /:
the sum of all villainies, the father O
crimes, the mother of denominations
the devils best friend and God!
worst enemy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
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An IFishman was asked for his marriage oertif-
cate lie lifted his hat, revealing a large scar on
las head, evidently done by fat iron This evil
dence was to the point. Our certificates are the
praises of those who have experienced wonderful
cures by the use Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation oil j. the greatest cure on earth for
pain. II affords instant relief and speedy cure 10
all sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, headache,
sore throat, cuts, bruises, &c. Price 25 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
Four Hundred Tons of Gold

Watch this column for scraps from the Current
History of the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
GRANITE
Polishing Machinery,

I am sbie - OH al orders far POLISHED ANp
PLAIN WORK promptly
Witlln che last fao ytaH haFe Heni GRANITE
MONUMENT- h. fas -tafss ~ nIiao.s. Iaaa. N.H
nesota. Michigan. Massa,huseHs, hfa Hamr.l.re
and 80 q large uun.brI % Vermont.
Parties wishing b parrhase hanuiurnts fHh-
ists, Head ~isnr-, - AHffhinH .n Hf Doe I
a. well b. epufspenf alfh, ~ rtii aH mf taf Il'.s
shall De- blessed g. shaa dfs.fsH aI HHt0H.Ha ~
vort. both Ia u.y shap, 900 10 fhs fsnsff3 "a n..s
place.
Ilemet..l.f fhat BE- aIiI Goes on} posiarr siaHHf
- oosssspoad sitb GOD BE- tnay satr fnH aa.IHfa
NJ. j. SMITH.
Barton ,Apr.h.
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ALL SORTS !.
CHILDREN, NURSING

DELICATE CHILDREN, NURSING
Mothers, Overworked Men and for all diseases
where the tissues wasting away from the inabi-
iry TO digest food. from overwork; should take
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with HypO
phosphites. u used the Emulsion on lady who
was delicate. 1t put her in such good health and
flesh, that I must say it Is the best Emulsion. Il.
P Waddell, NJ. D., Hugh's Mills, ;. c.
A fine police court question-Five dollars or five
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PRICE 40 Cents.
This hook should be in every fam
iIy DESTROYS Of knowing "the proper
thing TO do" We all desire to he
have properly aud To know what il
the best school of manners. What
shall we teach our children. that they
may go out into the world we'll bred
men and women
"SHORT HINTS" contains the
answer and will be mailed 10 any adj
dress, postage prepaid on receipt Of
price.
SPECIAL.
Until further notice We will mail
each OF our friends a copy ~ The
above valuable hook gratis and free
Of postage, If they will mail AZ 10
wrappers Of Dobbins' Electric Soap.
BY folding up the wIuppeis as you
would a newspaper, the postage will
be 2 cents.
Always put your full name and adj
dress on the outside OF the bundle
and write the word Etiquette" also,
and then we will know who sends IL.
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34-7 Philsdelphia. Penn.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06

WHAT True MERIT WILL DO The
unprecedented sale If Boschee's German
Syrup within few years, has astonished
the wo,ll. IL Is. without doubt, the
safest and best remedy ever discovered
for the speedy and eifectaal cure Of
Coughs, Colis and the ssverest Lung
troables. II acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as it does not dry
up Cough and leave the disease still in
the System, but on the .ontIary removes
the Cause Of the trouble, heals the parts
Affected aud leaves them in purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the
house for use when the diseases make
their appearance. will save dactor's bills
aud l,ug spell ot serious illness. A
trial will convince you Of these facts. 1t
i, positively SOLD by all druggists and
general dealers in the land. Price rs cts.
large bottles.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06

Probably no other i've words in the
Latin Language or any other can work
such miracle Us the following: SAtor,
Arepo, Tenet. Opera, Rotas.
This spells backward and forward all
the same.
Then taking all the frat letters Of each
word spells the FIRST word.
Then all the second letters Of each
word spells the second word.
Then all the third, and so OH through.
out the fourth and 9Th.
Then commencing with the last letter
OF each word spells the fret word.
Then the next to tho lsas Of each word,
snd 10 On through. --Ex.
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NOTICE.

TN THE STRICT COURT OF rae COUNTY
i % ,auesi., 5ssLs Of .ssysus Ia Ice As.tei
IN, e,tats VI ". ulks. deJs Asvu. Urd-i
- su W ;Als- way order vi sAie OF real ESTATE
should not ue made
AZ = ,peartny Ia tbs said cuuet By the pr
sltiol mi day presented AGd u oy A. .
iDJinpsvn, Tue kkecntJr VI tut wi4i uf v. A.
filss deceased, Praying fJr AL osief Of sale %
real sstae that as ID nseestsry IT, ssii sne xhui,
vi the real estate, " pay The expenses OF sd-
ra,nissrs.ion. the farliis allowance ana citl ne
aga, uet the estate It IL therefore orlaseu o,
tue sA,d 70 art. tnat all p-rsons Interested il
tus estate " said lee .ased, appear bsfore the
said pisirlct COURT Of the state Of Nevada, IN
AMI for the CJuu,y OF Line )ln on hONuA1,
the Ef1urh DAY ~ AUjCSr, A. y. 1887. ~
~ oeiu,s in the forenoon OF sail uay, A. the
,,urs rvv VI said u,str,ct Court, Ut the Oourt
House iu said County OF Lincoln. 70 SLOW cause
shy IN order shouid not be- grated to the sAi.i
Executor " sell W much VI the real estate Of
tn /, salu deceased ~ snail be necessary:
Ano tina = copy VI this oruer b, Published
At isA3t icur successive weeks, IA the Pioch-
Weekly kscos ;. q nssspsper prlntea AM put
.iaueu Ia said couIty.
| Dated Juue aim, lBs7.
A. T.. FL Z1ERALD,
District Judge.
OFFICE or TIE cOUsIY UIEhA.l
| " tho Colity VI Linz lin !
| III. q. Kelley, Ujunt. Clerk Of tho ucuaty OF
ftucolu, state OF Nevs Ia. sad e.-oificio Slerk
| OF tue Dsti,. Court VI the Safe vi Nevada,
| N Al i,r said Ojaaty. do hereby ceruy tns
| f,regJiag to b. true, f,tu and Jrfect copy vi
Al vrdef daily Insue AMI snt.rod upon the
minutes VI said District court.
| Witness my hsnd and
! the seal Of said Dis
| [sxlLI trict Court, this 6.t
| day OF July, A. D..
| 1881.
| j. Q. KELLY, Clerk.
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There should be coed deal mere ir
ier.st taken in the fire department than
there is. How many property holders
are there that interests th-mselses 20
the afal? None, We might say. IL iss
concern that not only Interests one, but
the whole community. and il the property
holders DO not take All interest. can they
expect the uon-property holders to take
al intest? pirche Hose Company No.
is COMO ed Of all the young ald aotivs
men OF the town, yet there is not Que
who is property owner or has any.
thing TO lose 10 case Of IRE. Take tipe
BY the f,relnrk, for when the oppor.
lunty ia passed you will regret il.
There is not child ia town, who is
able to walk, that will MOI hang behind
wagons. Archie Connsrs narrowly es-
capped death while climbing around a
freight wagon. He slipped, while on the
break block, aud fell between the block
and the wheel AMI had not assistance ar
rived as it did be wouli have been
crashed. Accidents are liable t. happen
to the best Of regulated families. but
such accidents as the above can lie pre-.
vented ana should be.
Ike Mackay, while under the inference
OF liquor, drove over boarded shalt Oh
the sum nit vi Meadow Valley street.
rhe horses passed over safely OUT the
weight Of the wagon WAS too n.ucn ioI
Inc boards and two Of them gave way,
letting the wag N down on the three re.
manning llaak, which, luckily, neId
it up. After considerable work
the wagon Wa, raised on boards and
landed on terra frma.
| Jadge Fitzgerald arrived in town b,
last Sundays stag looking hale sut
hearty. lie will hold court here mex
Monday. which will be = short term, ant
Lnen return W Eureka.
| President Cleveland is averse t.
shaking hands with callers. Wait til
next year, be will be hunting up men u
snake with.
Rabbits are plentiful in Psnaca. The,
have destroyed part of the crops and th
sports are doing good Job in KILN
them oil.
The Raymond & Ely shaft has rcache
the 10th level and cleaning out the drit
il now in order 80 as to reach the hlac
ledge.
We were shown some ore, taken fror
the MayAower mine, that assayed be
tween 5000 and $1,000.
Talk about warm, wait till the middl
!. Of the month and then look out fe
nades.
\ l. Hyman returned from Utah duriu
| the week.
Esthetic Oscar Wilde is in town
, disguise.
Watermelors are in town, look cut fe
cholera.
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Notice 70 lisnh,!d,S,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN uud-rsi yned nAa cJm menosd "a sctio l ID
o. Linsoln, state ii Ne,AtA, sgat.st q. 4
Brson an tns PsausSIvan,A v tAts Mill, 4,
forusl )se ; u II fT the SAN Of rwJ II lnirs.,
aud Twenty Sam Doltsrs. Said Qnarsx mill
"a situated n thu Psnnsy ivAnia Mininy District,
10 SAID Ovu ny VI Lid ola. STAT. OF N.vAda.
All peraons hsving. holitls Or c.ai mag any
lin or liens up said p einlos s-u hereby
notiAed to w sad appear before sslt Court on
the ALMA day Ut August. 4. .. 6S7, as u o cloci
nj. VI that DAY, and then and there exhioii
thutr said clalns Of lien and the proof thur8of
0UBrAvE GUCR0N,
L4enholder.
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m,aieln.l v.lue Of Lsmon..

"Whils you are giving people simple
rules for preserving th-is health, why
don't you tell them about the use OF
lemons?' an intelligent man asked me
the other day, He went on to Ray that
he had long been troubled with an insc.
live liver, which gave him world OF
pain and trouble, until recently he was
advised by friend to take glass Of hot
water, with the juice OF half lemon
squeezed iuto 1t, but no sugar, night aud
morning, and see what the effect would
be. de tried 1t, and found himself , ct.
ter almost immediately. Hls daily
headaches, which u,edscine hat failed t.
cure, lett him; his appetite improved ami
he gained several ,uujs in weight with
in few weeks. After aH lille he omitted
the drink. either ct night Or in the
morning, and now as times does without
either OF them. II am satisfied FROM sx.
pertinent" said he, that there Is nc
better medicine for persons who are
troubled with bilious aud liver conl.
plants than She simple remedy have
given, which is far more efficacious than
quiuine or sny other drug, while it il
devoid Of their injurious consequences.
II excires the liver. stimulates the IL
gsstivs organs and tones up the ~ ten
generally. 1t is not unpleasant to take
either. indeed. one soon gets to liking it.
Chicago Journal.
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Notice 10 lienholdeTs,
>ro1roE IS HEsEpY OWEN rH.r raE

NOTICE rs HEaEBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N au efslg1st rs, c)in Ia ;nsel M &C ion IN
tis olstr,.t ,ourt vi the ststs of Seva1a 10
and for ths uoaaty VI Linco II Ia whle1 action
the u.isrsis rel 10 piaintid aid u B.rs3l
peun viva Ia NJ u, AID A,niug Company aud
,ne kdas-B,L.i Niue. Ats d ife.,lGuss, ahIab
sctivu Id DrodS & 70 rhso,ce lien in favor VI
plsin.if aud ~ Inst saiA DsfepAtnl -, upon tn-
E II ,wlus 1880 il.j pt"p,rsy ant pfsoises
silasted IN r AZ. t,suiA NJ pine Dl-t1ict, sb NJ
u nii sauta VI r4nsca, Ia ,ciin U.uu-y,
81, u Sev.ds. 81 wit: rhe property known
a, the Kungeis nita Mine 40 ssil iisersct. con
ra,liny t1u0 iiueae feet u niuins u una II ing
.ae cjutss Ut tbs eel vf . 1 isdSe, together
With ~ feet . sIr,tss & '.u.,d o. either side
fgcm tns cen-re i,r sorkiuy purp 's,s. said
iisn iJr Inc 81 n OF Nine Hludr. d All S.x +,
sJjij D,liAts ! b dol, jim al Is Claimed
AID AMI uy vir ue u su a,t Ut tue Ls{i>l :.
ufs IT tao Stae Of Nevada. emitted Al Ast t.,
SECURE iieGs Msc1s iirs an Others saJ % repeal
all Other at. Ia relitl IN tEi rsto, s4prsvsd
isrch ., 1873 Now, thsrrfsre. all persons
lAv4ug. hJi ling or c,siHius II ne upIa sal
pc misses, uu ier ths pro visions u said t. ATE
uervby uolifsd t. W. ADJ appear before tai 1
U .u.t Jn tns 10Th lay " August, A ID. 1857, si
~ O'clock a. N Ana then api there exutuil
thei sail i,ens end prof thereof.
q. W. n I'D en-,
Lie .noldsr.
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NOTICE.

A IL PARTIES HAVING LEGITIMATE
"A claims against the llts 0has. \. Meyers
VIII please present tented sccounts " the
nnder.isusd within ~ days from this date.
). ETsRSNANN.
p. O. CLARK.
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the Maddy, in the southeastern part Of
the county. presents an area Of many
square miles, over which vineyards can
be planted; aud where the grape f,u-
rlsiies all other fruit would do well.
Grape culture in that sect N would be
no experiment; the soil aud climate are
the same as in the neighborirg valley Of
the Santa Clara, 30 or A. m les east Of
thu Muddy, where the Mormons have
extensive wine vaults. Those inclined
to invest in farming in this section may
profit hy these suggestions
On Lacour street, Monday afternoon.
good.iooking young squsw-g rod look
ing for q sqaaw-was being beguiled by
half dog u white admirers Of her 70
luptuous plumpness and cl,an calico
dress, when buck with dingy rooster
feather decorating his greasy 81 | SLOUGH
hat advanced with lordly strides, locked
arms with her and salntered off down
the middle Of the road with an air Of
,hivalric haughtiness. that would have
done credit to Beau Hickman ia his
proudest days. Right here is where this
laugh came 10.
The young men Of Panaca have intro
dueed a new 1t, lie Of courtiig. If they
happen to espy their girl on the streets
they immediately jump on = broncbo
horse, which they have in readiness, ami
sink the spurs into his sides &c make
him buck. They will keep it up unit
their girl goes into some house. when
they dismount. tie their horse up and
val. for her re-appearance, when the
same performance is repeated. We
you'll prefer being shook up by the girl
than tas horse.
The State Fair, which opens next
month, will be one Of the grandest and
most successful affairs the State has ever
had and great credit is due to those in
teresed. General Powning has spared
neither pains nor labor in the fnifilment
81 his position as President, and he will
see that everything is carried on in first.
class order. Lincoln county should moi
fail to be represented, as such another
opportunity will not be offered again il
great while.
W. wsra sboun 4. s;,var co;n ~ Al.
r.;,, ~ vs.n.a;.n wbo .uco.edea Mar,
on The imperial throne Of Rome in thu
69th year after the birth Of Christ. Or
one side is the head OF Vesparian in re
lief and taurelcrowned, and the othe
side preacats his name in full with tn
denomination OF the piece, 1t is abol
OF the cira1nferencs OF tive cent piece
but nearly - heavy IS quarter OF
dollar, being very thick. II Is wei
eAec"'e"'
A very s;moIe remedy. which has bee,
tried and proved successful, sthe follow
ing: One quart OF milk quite hot Int
which str one ounce Of alum; this make
curds and whey. Battle the part affected
with the whey until too cold. In tn
meantime keep the crrds not, and ate
psfh'ne put them on as pouitice' wfal
IN nannrl and 20 to sleep Three aPpli
.....s -.
The surprise party gwen TO Mis-
Teresa Eisenmanu last Monday even'nI
was grand success. Miss E'seninaui
WAS keft in ignorance OF the doinsa am
when she arrived AZ Inc house. aiter a
- -,
T. ...,.a. s;na;nr a.noi., .,d ,,or
III. ,r.;,n .ss r.r, :, tho mr.
-. ,.,. ~ I'm ,hs w.s an,
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TL- Manufacture Of Type


Gltrunur- Roster A Do ever lived
anI Ao~t ut The early prHtrr~ mad" their
own r9p-. aud this. indeed. j. the grrm
aul h-i M tile W hulr Industry IAe max
iu. rt lille type j. now u calling by itself
--tA, trade ri thr WIPE fnuuI"r-hut il :
mn-t curious that up tu the invention Of
NV tYp,-ca~tjuL machine IN l~3S by au
American David Bruce, Jr., of New York
there hud h-cu scarcely any improvements
iu the process since the early da}> Then.
as uuN. In an probability the type found
III cut first Ai- cumtrr-punch' Of hard
steel which stamps into the end Of the
tny hlr nj soft Steel IN the interior part
uf ihc letter tu hy made It j. a patient
man Who must du this work, which :
completed IN cutting away all thc super
nuuu~ metal outside the letter leaving lu
relief ,hr letter \ OF the desired ueN
pattern MI ucW MIA When "A smokc-
proof III hi- lr Shows tire puuyh-cnttyr
that this A j. perfect he hardcn~ the ht
81 ~tyrl aud with successive blows Of
Till dic upon a BIT Of copper makes the
,.,,frir for any number of type. If it
H. tcry large letter thr metal j. poured
into mould. With these matrices at the
bottom hy hand in the old-fa~honed
way. ana the letters sawed apart hut
most types are now cast in the little
casting machines which viii run out a
hundred or more type "A minute. The
type metal has been fused IN great
meltiug-room- where the lead. anti
mony, and tin have been mixed in the
crucibcs in the proper proportions 10